Released in November 2020, the Mini 2 was the first sub-250g drone to offer a 4K camera. With a 24mm equivalent lens, F2.8 fixed aperture and 83º FOV, it can capture 12MP images with its Type 1/2.3 (6.3 x 4.7mm) sensor. AEB is available for up to 3 shots and those can be combined into an HDR image. Panorama mode supports wide-angle, 180º and sphere. Those images will need to be stitched together in post-processing. Both JPEG and Raw images are supported.

Up to 4K/30p video can be captured at 100 Mbps with a H.264 codec. You can digitally zoom in on subjects up to 2X at 4K/30p, 3X at 2.7K/20p and 4X at 1080p/30p. Dronie, Circle, Helix, Rocket and Boomerang QuickShots are available, but Hyperlapse isn’t. Video can only be recorded in .MP4 format and a Log profile is not available.